Katsuo Temple

It displays specimens and living organisms of various insects, including insects that have never been seen, beautiful insects, cool insects, and strange insects, as well as familiar insects.

It was designated as a national monument park in 1967 to commemorate the "Meiji Hundred Years". The area of the national monument is 963ha, which is a combined area of the prefectural Minoh Park and the surrounding forest, famous for its autumn leaves and the 33m-long Minoh Otaki. It is about 30 minutes by train from the center of Osaka and is near a large city, but as a treasure of nature, many people visit throughout the four seasons such as nature observation and hiking. In addition, there are Minoh Kawadoko where you can taste seasonal ingredients while listening to the murmuring of the Minoh River, and restaurants that renovate old inns, so you can enjoy a relaxing time.

One of the hundred waterfalls of Japan. The surrounding area of the 33-meter-high waterfall is visited by more than one million tourists a year and can enjoy seasonal views such as cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greens in early summer, fireflies in summer and autumn foliage in autumn. It is designated as the Meiji Mori Minoh National Park.